I'm in the process of building a new web site.

BryanAlso I find the rents on some reports are off a little usually to high I found a web site "Rentometer .com that come a little closer when checking on reported rentsKeep us informed

You could try posting your job to the the Service Magic web site and get some professional contractors to bid on your job.

And every time I just on this web-site I learn something new.

I think there are better deals in the area with better returns (in a similar price range).You can also check the city web site, the Department of Neighborhood Services has all the info about violations and permits, that often tells a story about the property.

I've developed solid business relationships with people I like to work with as well and this helps a lot.I utilize google maps, rentometer, trulia, zillow, online crime statistics, county web sites, court records, etc.

They show pre-foreclosures and auctions that are recent, published as of 7/30/13.

Good eye.Maybe this groups needs someone to update their web presence.

I used a closing attorney to check my contracts over (read: less $ than him drawing the paperwork for me) and he of course closed for me as well.Many resources on the web for REI that are great (loopnet, etc).

Hi AllI think more of us may see this in the future, I have shown below some additional info:Here is the link to the service I use explaining the Inspectionhttp://www.tcofmn.com/pages/inspections.htmlHere is a link to the form they filled out at my househttp://www.backgroundbureau.com/web/articles/Credit_Bureau_Compliance_Audits.pdfAnd here is what the credit bureaus sayOn-site InspectionsReal estate owners, investors and managers who wish to continue to receive applicants